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NAMES BANK RECEIVER Special to The Tribune. Lewistown, Nov. 23.—Judge John C. Huntoon Wednesday appointed C. E. Baker, a Denton attorney, as receiver for the Denton State bank, which closed its doors last month to be into voluntary liquidation. The receivership, however, was recommended by Examiner Skelton. Mr. Baker furnished a bond in the sum of $50,000.
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The two local meat markets are building a large and substantial dam on the creek and intend to make an ice pond for the ice harvest this winter. They have placed the dam in such a location that they will also have an excellent skating rink. C. E. Baker has received his appointment as receiver of the Denton State Bank and has assumed charge of the affairs of that institution. He states that that he will not be in a position to look after the claims against the bank until after the first of next month. Highest CASH price paid for your CREAM — Accurate test guaranteed. Denton Mercantile Company. adv
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Bank Receiver Asks Return of Security Given On Large Note Special to The Tribune. Lewistown, Dec. 21.—The Denton State bank, by C. E. Baker, its receiver, has brought suit against H. H. Thompson and his agent here, C. J. Watts, to require Thompson to set out the amount due upon a promissory note of the bank's for $15,000, secured by collateral notes for $35,000, and upon the payment of the sum found by the court to be due, require Thompson to deliver to the plaintiff the collateral notes. It appears that in March last the Denton bank executed its note for $15,000 to the Pioneer State bank of Tower, N. D., giving the collateral notes as security. The Pioneer bank transferred the notes to Thompson, who, it is alleged, has been collecting on the collateral notes in this state, through his agent, Watts. It is alleged that the plaintiff telephoned to Watts at Great Falls to come over to Denton and receive the money due on the principal note. Watts went there on December 18, but wired Thompson and was informed that the notes were offered at public sale that day at Tower and were bought by Thompson, who declined to make the settlement proposed. Judge John C. Huntoon has granted a temporary injunction and set the hearing on the case for December 28.
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NAMED BANK RECEIVER Special to The Tribune. Lewistown, Jan. 15.—C. E. Baker, who was some time ago appointed receiver for the Denton State bank, has been appointed to a similar position with the State Bank of Coffee Creek, which quite recently suspended.
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BANK RECEIVER WINNER C. E. Baker, of Denton, Awarded Two Verdicts HELENA Jan 7.-(P)-C. E Baker, receiver the Denton State Bank Denton, Mont. victories today the hands the Montana supreme court. One the expense of the Union Society of London and the other the Fire InsurBaker assignee of an issurance pollcy, damfor building destroyed by fire
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TWO VICTORIES WON BY BANK RECEIVER Jan. Baker, receiver of the Denton State Bank of Denton, won two victories today at the hands of the Montana Supreme court. One the expense of the Union Assurance Society of London and the other Pennsylvania Fire Insurance company. Baker sued, assignee of an policy recover damage for a building stroyed by fire.